Kathryn Morbitzer is the recipient of the @AACPharmacy New Investigator Award for her project “Determining Non-Direct Patient Care Opportunities for PharmD Graduates” Congratulations! @UNC_CIPhER
Sachiko Ozawa (@sachi_ozawa) has received the distinction of making an Outstanding Contribution for @JAPhAJournal. This recognition is given for authoring one of JAPhA’s most downloaded articles in 2021. Check out the article here: https://t.co/mV129dLvuc
Suzie Harris and @UNCPharmacy Alumni Alana Rice have received the distinction of being Outstanding Authors for @JAPhAJournal. This recognition is given for authoring one of JAPhA’s most downloaded articles in 2021. Check out their article: https://t.co/pHxa0mkrkT
The @UNCPharmacy Research in Education and Practice Symposium (REPS) was a success! Wonderful resident research presentations and professional development sessions. Thank you to all who presented and attended!
A great day for a Durham Bulls game with some incredible @UNCPharmacy students and Professor @EasterJon #futurepharmacyleaders
Congratulations Jackie Zeeman! She has been elected to serve on the Faculty Council representing @UNCPharmacy
Congratulations @carolineewelles! She was elected to the national office of President-Elect for @PLS_Rx and will serve on the PLS National Executive Committee! @UNCPharmacy
The @unc_pace and @NACDS Foundation interventions are focused on cardiovascular disease, behavioral health and diabetes interventions! Check out the link below to learn more about the diabetes interventions being implemented through this project!
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Congratulations Dr. Sanders! She is the recipient of the inaugural Dr. Julie S. Byerley Award for Faculty Excellence in Interprofessional Education and Practice @UNCPharmacy
.@unc_pace has partnered with @NACDS Foundation to identify, implement, and evaluate patient-centered, quality-driven clinical interventions within community pharmacies across the country. Click the link below to learn more about this exciting project!
Providing Patient-Centered, Quality-Driven Care in Community Pharmacies -
By: Melanie Livet, Tashani Gaskins, and Chloe Richard *This is a republished article. Names and titles have been updated as applicable.* One of the ...
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Pharmacists are Accessible, Affordable, and Able. Check out this article on how community-based pharmacists are expanding their scope of practice to provide high quality patient care!
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Despite Doctors’ Concerns, Pharmacists Get More Leeway to Offer Treatment With Testing
In the battle against covid, pharmacies became a key place for consumers to seek vaccines and testing. Some states are expanding pharmacists’ wo...
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Huge shout out to our @uncpharmacy faculty and staff who make PACE successful every day.
The UNC Eshleman School of Pharmacy is committed to transforming and advancing pharmacy practice in NC and beyond. Continue to follow us @UNC_PACE (formerly UNC_CMO) for the latest updates!
The number of people struggling with depression, anxiety, and other mental health conditions is on the rise. #Pharmacists, feel ready and prepared to talk with your patients about these topics. Check out some helpful resources here #SuicidePreventionMonth
New Role for Community Pharmacy in Mental Health Screening and Treatment -
Community pharmacies are increasing their role in mental health treatment. Some pharmacies have started offering screening and referral to mental heal...
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We're excited to be involved in projects that expand pharmacy's role in mental health care and improve access for patients. Check out our blog post to learn about a current project that aims to engage #CommunityPharmacy in this role #SuicidePreventionDay
Increasing Access to Screening and Support in Community Pharmacies Could Help Address the Mental Health Crisis in America -
By: Chloe Richard The importance of addressing mental health has grown increasingly evident as more people report negative mental health symptoms i...
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#CommunityPharmacy can be a great place to connect with mental health resources. Check out our blog to see what #CommunityPharmacy can offer you. If you or a loved one needs a little extra help visit your local pharmacist today #SuicidePreventionMonth
September is #SuicidePreventionMonth! To kick off #SuicidePreventionWeek here's a reminder to check in with yourself and your loved ones as people have been struggling with depression, anxiety, and other mental health conditions over the past year.
A common language for comprehensive medication management (CMM) was developed to help pharmacists consistently deliver CMM and improve its impact. See the process that went into developing the CMM patient care process in this new article @UMN_Pharmacy @UNCPharmacy @ACCP
Interested in how to better document MTPs? Check out this recent work by @uncpharmacy members to develop recommendations for improved standardization of documentation of MTPs across the pharmacy profession
Check out CMO faculties’ latest work on how they used #impsci methodology to establish a common language for the CMM patient care process #ppcp @UNCPharmacy
#Community #pharmacists share more about their perceptions of implementing a #valuebasedhealthcare model for CMM in this recent #JMCP publication: https://t.co/qOrg4cZwin
Learn more in the executive summary blog post: https://t.co/wT9Rs89BPn
#Pharmacists are in a unique position to alleviate a number of patient burdens attributed to #SDOH that have been intensified or worsened due to #COVID19.
Read more about the pharmacists' role addressing SDOH in our recent blog post:
Pharmacist Role in Addressing Social Determinants of Health during COVID-19 -
By: Sabree Burbage & Jordana Levitt COVID-19 continues to have a devastating impact on our economy, our healthcare system, and the well-being of ou...
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Check out CMO's own faculty, @mellivet 's work in collaboration with @WandersmanC about how to use a #readiness process to prepare for #implementation of a new service in your #pharmacy practice
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Clinical pharmacists expanded #CMM #telepharmacy services to address patients' #COVID19 related basic social needs through #SDOH support.
Read more about the work led by Melanie Livet and @EasterJon in the recent @ERCSPjournal publication:
The pharmacist as a public health resource: Expanding telepharmacy services to address social determinants of health during the COVID-19 pandemic
The advent of COVID-19 exacerbated the impact of social determinants of health (SDOH) on patients' ability to manage their health, especially those wi...
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